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andrew field
3,364 PointsWhat to do after iOS development with swift 2.0?
If I wanted to continue learning iOS development would you recommend that I "iOS development for swift" and jump into the weather app section over there? Or is swift 1 different enough that I should just start the track from the beginning?
2 Answers
Jhoan Arango
14,575 PointsHello:
I always recommend doing both Swift 1.2 and Swift 2.0, there are different approaches by the teachers. You learn both ways. The more you repeat and practice, the more you learn, and get use to the language.
Good luck on your choice.
Pedro Ruíz
28,105 PointsIt should be safe for you to be able to take the Swift 1 courses, you might get some compiler errors but if you finished the Swift 2.0 track you should be able to figure out what needs to be changed.
Chris Stromberg
Courses Plus Student 13,389 PointsChris Stromberg
Courses Plus Student 13,389 PointsI ran into the same problem you are experiencing. In fact I left a message with tree house regarding this same issue. I would personally avoid the iOS courses written in Objective C for now, and focus on the courses that have been updated with swift 2.0. Some of the courses are not written in swift 2.0, but you will be able to figure out most of what the older swift syntax code is doing. The stuff that does not compile you will have to check the forum, iOS developer library, or more than likely google which will lead you to stackoverflow.com.
Regardless of what you pick you will learn, it just would be nice if the courses followed a logical sequence rather than the current "scatter shot" approach they present now.